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Chad and jen Galloway

Chad and jen G

Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada

About Chad and Jen

Member since Mar 03, 2008

Hi we are Chad and Jenny and also members of the Rouxbe Production Team. And when we are not in the Rouxbe video kitchen we are in ours practicing all the new tricks we've learned!

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Blueberry and Poppy Seed Pancakes

by Chad and jen G

A delicious summer breakfast for berry picking season!

Active Time: 15 minsComments: 0
Total Time: 30 minsViews: 229
Chad and Jen's favorite things
Breakfast: Poppy seeds and sour cream pancakes
Cuisine: Mexican and Thai
Dessert: Arroz con Leche (my abuelita's)
Dish or Meal: Enchiladas Michoacanas
Food Related Movie: Como agua para Chocolate
Kitchen tool: Food Processor
Restaurant (City): Leela Thai (White Rock, BC)
Sinful Food Snack: Quesadillas
Top Ingredients: Garlic and Butter
Vegetables: Broccoli and Potatoes
Wine: Monte Xanic and Casa de Piedra
Success Rating: 98% (31 ratings)

Indonesian Tofu

by Dawn T

Enjoy the exotic flavors of this Indonesian barbeque sauce.

Active Time: 45 minsComments: 5
Total Time: 3 hrsViews: 839
Success Rating: 99% (27 ratings)

Hummus bi Tahini (Hummus with Sesame Paste)

by Dawn T

Traditional Greek and Middle Eastern dip made with chickpeas, garlic, lemon, tahini and olive oil.

Active Time: 10 minsComments: 5
Total Time: 10 minsViews: 730
Success Rating: 94% (70 ratings)

Beef Tenderloin with Peppercorn Sauce

by Joe G

This beef tenderloin is served with a rich peppercorn sauce, Wild Mushroom Risotto and Sautéed Lemon Garlic Rapini.

Active Time: 25 minsComments: 11
Total Time: 35 minsViews: 2655
Success Rating: 88% (9 ratings)

Caprese-Style Steak

by Tony M

Pan-fried steaks are covered in a sauce of cherry tomatoes, garlic, white wine and cambozola cheese, and served over a light arugula salad.

Active Time: 40 minsComments: 11
Total Time: 40 minsViews: 843
Success Rating: 97% (87 ratings)

Chicken Saltimbocca

by Tony M

Layered with prosciutto, sage, and melted cambozola, this tender chicken dish is finished in a sexy sauce.

Active Time: 30 minsComments: 18
Total Time: 45 minsViews: 3923
Success Rating: 95% (54 ratings)

Roast Pork Tenderloin w/ Apple Sage Jus

by Dawn T

An inexpensive yet fancy family meal that everyone will surely love. Pork tenderloin brined for extra flavor and moisture. Served with a delicious ...

Active Time: 25 minsComments: 5
Total Time: 45 minsViews: 1958
Success Rating: 100% (5 ratings)

Panzanella Salad

by Kimberley S

This Italian summer salad is vibrant and delicious. Ripe tomatoes, crunchy bread, and fragrant basil are tossed together with a simple, refreshing ...

Active Time: 25 minsComments: 2
Total Time: 25 minsViews: 290
Success Rating: 93% (27 ratings)

Garlic-Prosciutto Baked Brussels Sprouts

by Tony M

Brussel sprouts coated in a silky garlic and prosciutto mornay sauce.

Active Time: 55 minsComments: 6
Total Time: 1 hr 20 minsViews: 2460
Success Rating: 98% (9 ratings)

Spaghetti Aglio e Olio

by Tony M

Garlic, extra-virgin olive oil and red chili flakes make up this delectable pasta sauce.

Active Time: 25 minsComments: 15
Total Time: 25 minsViews: 1202
Success Rating: 95% (17 ratings)

Lemon-Coriander Prawns

by Divina P

Sexy, grilled prawns served with a lemon-coriander dressing that's so good you'll want to drink it.

Active Time: 40 minsComments: 19
Total Time: 1 hr 10 minsViews: 2225
Success Rating: 100% (7 ratings)

Tapas-Style Pork Tenderloin

by Dawn T

Thin pieces of pan-fried pork tenderloin rest on top of crusty bread, caramelized onions and melted brie cheese.

Active Time: 1 hrComments: 15
Total Time: 1 hrViews: 1132
Success Rating: 98% (20 ratings)

Braised Ancho Chili Beef Short Ribs

by Dawn T

This is an extremely flavorful braised short rib dish with a definite spicy 'kick'.

Active Time: 30 minsComments: 7
Total Time: 2 hrs 30 minsViews: 1103
Seriously this is a great dish

I've made this twice. Great dish. The only advice I have is that when I made it the first time I didn't buy Parmigiano Reggiano. Instead I used a good quality grated parmesan cheese thinking that it would be the same. Not at all. I mean everyone we had over loved it but having first hand experience with Dawn's I knew what a difference using real Parmigiano Reggiano makes.

If I've taught myself anything using Rouxbe it's that there never is a substitution for quality. Good luck!

by Chad and jen G | Mar 2, 2007 11:26am | Permalink
Delicious

This cake is so good and so easy to make. I loooved it! thanks for the recipe =D

by Chad and jen G | Oct 17, 2007 6:17pm | Permalink
Great!!

They are delicious!!! =D and so easy to make. I looove beans.

by Chad and jen G | Mar 7, 2008 5:24pm | Permalink
Yum!

It looks delicious ;)

by Chad and jen G | Apr 4, 2008 5:57pm | Permalink
So so sooooo good

I've made this recipe 3 times already and I've loved it each and every time. I know I know, how did I manage to make it 3 times when it just came today? Well, I actually edited this recipe ;) and I'm happy I did 'cause I memorized it and I can make them now in no time and it's simply delicious. Easy, fast, perfect for a Friday night with a good glass of wine.

by Chad and jen G | May 28, 2008 8:43pm | Permalink
Italian Parsley

For me the flavor is too strong and sometimes overpowers the food, but that's just me.

by Chad and jen G | May 29, 2008 11:20pm | Permalink
Yum!

I made this one the other night and thought we were going to have leftovers for at least 2 days ... yeah right! It disappeared that same day!! A really good dish with a lot of flavor.
Thanks!!

by Chad and jen G | Jun 17, 2008 10:03pm | Permalink
Rica rica

I can only say Mil Gracias!!! Que rica salsa =)

by Chad and jen G | Jun 17, 2008 10:06pm | Permalink
A Favorite!

This salad is now a favorite. So easy and quick to make that it'll be a staple in my kitchen.
Thanks guys!! =D

by Chad and jen G | Aug 22, 2008 6:26pm | Permalink
Brining the pork!

I've made this recipe many many times now but I've never brined the pork 'cause I thought it was too much work and I always make it in a hurry. Well last week I had a little bit of time before our friends arrived for a movie and delicious Tapas so I decided to give the brining a try ... the only thing I can say is WHAT A DIFFERENCE! I would've never thought that it actually makes a HUGE difference. The pork was so moist and soft and flavorful and... . From now on I'm always going to take the time to brine ... everything! haha I mean, making the brine took me less than 10 minutes and then you just put it on the fridge for a couple of hours and that's it.
Oh but I have to say that I brined two pieces of pork and only used one for the Tapas so I left the other one brining for the next day and ... big mistake. Two hours is more than enough, 1 day is way too much. The pork sucked all the salt and it was impossible to eat =( but now I know and won't make that mistake again.

by Chad and jen G | Aug 29, 2008 9:28pm | Permalink
Memories

My mom used to make this when I was a kid and now I made them for my son. Thanks for the recipe =) my mom didn't use nutmeg and I think it gives them a very unique taste. I liked it and my picky toddler too.

by Chad and jen G | Sep 10, 2008 6:06pm | Permalink
another favorite!

what a great dish!! I made it last night and wish I would've made the whole recipe. I made half 'cause I thought it would be enough for just the two of us but today I wish I had leftovers!!
I skipped the chilies though, for my son, and he loved the chickpeas, he kept saying hmm hmmm =D
Thank you for this delicious dish

by Chad and jen G | 24 days ago | Permalink